Effects of forest size and selective logging on six ecosystem processes in Kakamega Forest, Kenya.

Given are regression parameters from minimal adequate linear models. Human disturbance increases from low to high values (forest size was multiplied by −1). Seed predation was not affected by any disturbance variable. Spatial autocorrelation was assessed by Moran's I values, derived from the model residuals and a spatial weights matrix from the four nearest neighbours of each BDO.